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Ongoing: 341 exhibitions, runs & attractions ↓

East Forest - Misty Fest

21:00 São Luiz Teatro Municipal Lisbon

7€ Live music

East Forest, the electroacoustic project of American composer and producer Trevor Oswalt, brings to the stage an instrumental and immersive experience blending ambient, neoclassical and electronic music, exploring the relationship between sound, consciousness and spirituality.

Jason and the Furies

21:00 Capitólio Arroios Lisbon

10€ Theatre

After conquering the Golden Fleece with Medea's help, Jason breaks his oath and unleashes her fury. Pursued by the Furies, he must descend into the underworld to face his tragic fate.

janeiro | Reticências: A New Version of Us

21:00 Coliseu dos Recreios Santa Maria Maior Lisbon

25€ 6+ Live music

On 18 November, janeiro brings 'Reticências: A New Version of Us' to Lisbon's Coliseu Club — an intimate night of nylon-string guitar and piano celebrating the new album 'Reticências', joined on stage by some of the record's guest artists.

MONO - ANDRÉ PINHEIRO

22:00 Cinema São Jorge Arroios Lisbon

15€ Cinema

André Pinheiro presents his first solo show, exploring the meaning of the name 'Mono' through monologues, unicycles and monocles, in a blend of humor and reflection.

Exhibitions, runs & attractions 341 events

Exhibition: The Last Carnival of Korea, by Bruno Figueroa

Exposição: O Último Carnaval da Coreia, de Bruno Figueroa

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Thursday 23 July · until 11 Oct

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Centro Cultural de Cascais Cascais e Estoril · Cascais

Bruno Figueroa’s exhibition brings together photographs taken on the eve of the Itaewon tragedy in Seoul, portraying the neighbourhood as a space of exception where diversity and self-expression were welcomed. The images preserve the memory of what became known as Korea’s last carnival, before 159 young people lost their lives on 29 October 2022.

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For a long time, Itaewon occupied a unique place in Seoul as a space of exception. Located in the heart of the city, on the northern bank of the Han River, it was one of the first neighborhoods to absorb Western cultural influences, due to its proximity to the US military base. More importantly, it was one of the few places in Seoul where diversity, individuality and self-expression were openly welcomed. It thus became the symbolic home of Halloween celebrations—a space where personal desires and imagination could be performed and made visible. On 29 October 2022, a tragedy took place. In a narrow, sloping alley, 159 young people lost their lives, crushed by an uncontrollable crowd. A wave of mourning swept across the country. Families, friends and countless citizens carry a deep collective trauma. The photographs, taken the previous night by Bruno Figueroa, are more than a record of a Halloween celebration, preserving a fleeting landscape in which the pressures of competition and the weight of social norms dissolve for brief moments; a fleeting moment in which different identities and desires coexisted in freedom. They are traces of an exceptional reality once temporarily allowed in Korean society. And perhaps they remain as a memory of Korea’s last carnival—a circumstance that can never again be re-established in exactly the same way. Information: Fundação D. Luís I. Website: HERE. 214815660. [email protected]. Organization: Fundação D. Luís I, with the support of Câmara Municipal de Cascais.

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Itaewon ocupou, durante muito tempo, um lugar único em Seul, como um espaço de exceção. Situado no coração da cidade, na margem norte do rio Han, foi um dos primeiros bairros a absorver influências culturais ocidentais, devido à sua proximidade com a base militar norte-americana. Mais importante ainda, era um dos poucos locais em Seul onde a diversidade, a individualidade e a autoexpressão eram abertamente acolhidas. Tornou-se, assim, o lar simbólico das celebrações do Halloween , um espaço onde os desejos pessoais e a imaginação podiam ser representados e tornados visíveis. A 29 de outubro de 2022 ocorreu uma tragédia. Num beco estreito e inclinado, 159 jovens perderam a vida, esmagados por uma multidão incontrolável. Uma onda de luto varreu todo o país. Famílias, amigos e inúmeros cidadãos carregam um profundo trauma coletivo. As fotografias, tiradas durante a noite anterior, por Bruno Figueroa, são mais do que um registo de uma celebração do Halloween, preservando uma paisagem fugaz, na qual as pressões da competição e o peso das normas sociais se dissolvem por breves instantes; um fugaz momento, em que identidades e desejos diferentes coexistiram em liberdade. São vestígios de uma realidade excecional outrora permitida, temporariamente, na sociedade coreana. E talvez permaneçam como uma memória do último Carnaval da Coreia - uma circunstância que nunca mais poderá ser restabelecida exatamente da mesma forma. Informações: Fundação D. Luís I. Site: AQUI. 214815660. [email protected]. Organização: Fundação D. Luís I, com o apoio da Câmara Municipal de Cascais.

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